Located at 1410 Short Cut Rd. Near Horse Cave in Hart County, this 70± acre property offers a combination of open ground, wooded acreage, recreational potential, and possible building opportunities. The tract features gently rolling topography with a balanced mix of approximately 35 acres of open ground and 35 acres of timbered acreage.

The open acreage is fenced and may be suitable for livestock, wildlife habitat management, or other land use purposes. The timbered portions of the property provide cover and habitat diversity, enhancing the tract's overall recreational appeal. The combination of open and wooded ground creates transition areas that may support wildlife movement across the property.

Several locations throughout the property may be considered for potential building sites. Utilities are available at the road, though buyers should verify access, connection availability, and suitability for their intended use with local providers and authorities.

The terrain is gently rolling and provides access across much of the property for recreation, ATV use, hiking, or general land management activities. The property is located just off Highway 31W, allowing for convenient regional access while maintaining a rural setting.

Two commercial hunting blinds are included with the property and will convey with the sale. Deer sign is present throughout the tract, including trails and other indicators of wildlife activity. Turkey is also present on the property, further contributing to the recreational use potential.

Hart County has developed a strong reputation for quality deer habitat and is consistently recognized among Kentucky counties for Boone and Crockett entries.

The property is conveniently located near several communities and services. Horse Cave is approximately 5 miles away and provides access to shopping, dining, and lodging. Munfordville is approximately 10 miles away, and Glasgow is approximately 20 miles away.

This Hart County property offers a combination of open and wooded acreage, recreational features, fencing, and potential building opportunities. Buyers should verify all information, including acreage, utilities, access, and intended use.